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^Appetizers

WELSH RAREBIT

1 pound of American Cheese,

cupful of Ale

or Beer, dash of Cayenne,

teaspoonful of Dry

Mustard, Y2 teaspoonful of Salt, slices of Toast.

Grate the American Cheese into fine pieces. Place them in a

saucepan or chafing dish with three-quarters of the beer or ale.

Stir until the cheese is entirely melted; then season with the

Mustard, Salt and Pepper. Then pour the mixture over the

slices of hot toast, cut in triangles or circles. Everything must

be very hot and it must be served at once, as the cheese quickly

hardens.

Some use a teaspoonful of Butter, a few drops of Onion

Juice, and the beaten Yolks of two Eggs, added just before

serving. The Egg makes it a little richer and prevents the

Cheese hardening so quickly.

WELSH RAREBIT NO. 2

Two cups Grated Cheese, Yolks of two Eggs,

one-half cup Milk; Salt and Cayenne Pepper to

taste.

Toast carefully slices of Bread, with the crusts removed. While

hot, butter them, and then plunge in a bowl of Hot Water.

Place on a heated dish and stand in the oven to keep warm

while you make the Rarebit. Put the Milk in a porcelain-

lined or granite saucepan; stand it over a moderate fire; when

boiling hot, add the Cheese; stir continually until the Cheese

is melted; add the Salt, Cayenne Pepper and Yolks, and pour

it over the Toasted Bread. If the Rarebit is stringy and tough,

it is the fault of the Cheese not being rich enough to melt.

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